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rogerk8
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Hi!
I wonder what happened to fuel-cell technology.
Is it so simple that hydrogen just couldn't be kept non-hazardous in the cars?
Or what happened?
I mean, let's face it, what more environmental-friendly can a fuel be?
The only exhaust being pure water.
And in the same time we could actually make some use of those ugly and incredibly inefficient wind-mills.
The wind-mills producing hydrogen by electrolysis and, most importantly, not "just in time".
Because after the superconductor-coils fiasco, we still need the energy to be produced just when we need it while we cannot store it (the only exception being water-power plants).
Roger
I wonder what happened to fuel-cell technology.
Is it so simple that hydrogen just couldn't be kept non-hazardous in the cars?
Or what happened?
I mean, let's face it, what more environmental-friendly can a fuel be?
The only exhaust being pure water.
And in the same time we could actually make some use of those ugly and incredibly inefficient wind-mills.
The wind-mills producing hydrogen by electrolysis and, most importantly, not "just in time".
Because after the superconductor-coils fiasco, we still need the energy to be produced just when we need it while we cannot store it (the only exception being water-power plants).
Roger